Maqis seizes fish food from China; container had no import permit at West Port


SHAH ALAM, Aug 14 (Bernama): The Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Services Department (Maqis) detained a container carrying fish food from China that had no import permit at West Port last Thursday (Aug 12).

In a statement issued here today, Maqis said the container, laden with 8,938 kilogrammes of fish food worth RM98,466.73, was detained during a routine inspection at 5 pm.

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Maqis , Selangor , Fish Food , China , Container

   

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